200mm (600t)

[imsh4d0w]

hi I was just wondering what 200mm fan would be good for my 600t.

I have the stock 200mm fans at the moment and they are really loud, I can hear them over my headset when playing games.

Thanks

[helping]

Turn down the RPM. At 5v or 7v a 200mm fan cannot possibly be that loud. You must be hearing a different fan. 

[TechSage]

Get some Noctua's ..... fuck the stock fans and their jet engine noise

[imsh4d0w]

Turn down the RPM. At 5v or 7v a 200mm fan cannot possibly be that loud. You must be hearing a different fan.

I'm not.. Because the other fans in my case are AF QE fans from corsair and my psu is dead quiet. And I was testing where the sound was coming from by unplugging the fans one by one to see where the sound was coming from.

[imsh4d0w]

Get some Noctua's ..... fuck the stock fans and their jet engine noise

I would but I don't really like the look of them.

When there black fans come out I'll get them for sure.

[TechSage]

I would but I don't really like the look of them.

When there black fans come out I'll get them for sure.

Those black fans will be industrial grade, meaning LOUD! either that or they might not make them at all

[helping]

I would but I don't really like the look of them.

When there black fans come out I'll get them for sure.

Black Noctuas are never coming out. Those rumored ones are for industrial use. 

 

Do you have the 200mm at 5v?

[eshbop]

The 600T and 650D both have a design oversight concerning the circle mesh that sits infront of the 200mm intake. It creates turbulence as the air is pulled through and therefore added noise. You could either cut out the mesh or move the fan back from the mesh (putting spacers between the fan and mesh) to fix it. If you want you can test this for yourself by unscrewing the front fan and placing close to the mesh then moving it away, you'll notice the difference in noise levels.

 

The Bitfenix Pro fans are more powerful and quieter, but still, the more air that's pulled through the mesh the louder the sound of turbulence will be.

[imsh4d0w]

Black Noctuas are never coming out. Those rumored ones are for industrial use.

Do you have the 200mm at 5v?

They are at what they are when you buy the case

[TechSage]

Black Noctuas are never coming out. Those rumored ones are for industrial use. 

 

Do you have the 200mm at 5v?

3500 posts! Congratz

[imsh4d0w]

The 600T and 650D both have design issues with the circle mesh that sits infront of the 200mm intake. It creates turbulence and the added noise. You could either cut the mesh out or move the fan back from the mesh to fix it. If you want you can test this for yourself by unscrewing the front fan and placing close to the mesh then moving it away, you'll notice the difference in noise levels.

The Bitfenix Pro fans are more powerful and quieter, but still, the more air that's pulled through the mesh the louder the sound of turbulence will be.

I'm not really up to cutting the mesh out knowing my luck I'll cut through something that I needed and ill stuff the case.

[Thecrazyswede]

The 600T comes with a fan controller, so set a fan voltage regulator on the wire going to the 200mm fan and it should quiet down a bit, and sadly the spacings are for corsair made only fans unless you want to make your own screw holes.

[eshbop]

I'm not really up to cutting the mesh out knowing my luck I'll cut through something that I needed and ill stuff the case.

Just move the fan away from the mesh then, ~3mm or so and you should notice a difference.

[imsh4d0w]

Just move the fan away from the mesh then, ~3mm or so and you should notice a difference.

with rubber spacers ?

[eshbop]

with rubber spacers ?

Yeah, that'd work.

[imsh4d0w]

Yeah, that'd work.

Thanks for the help appreciate it

[R4STABAN]

cut out the front grill with tin snips or a dremel

 

install a bitfenix spectre pro 200mm

 

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